Test 1 Flashcards

1
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id

A

pleasure (devil)

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2
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ego

A

seesaw

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3
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superego

A

angel

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4
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little Albert is afraid of anything:

A

white

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5
Q

according to Piaget, people create increasingly complex cognitive structures called:

A

schemes

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6
Q

Dr. Ortiz is a child psychologist who is conducting a research on peer interactions among middle school children. He aims to understand the impact of peer interactions on emotional development. Dr. Ortiz is focusing on which domain of development?

A

psychosocial

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7
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the period of development from conception to birth

A

prenatal

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8
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nuclear family consists of who?

A

parents and siblings

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9
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extended family consists of who?

A

aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins

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10
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Susan takes a photograph of her daughter every day on her birthday. This is an example of ____________ developmental research design.

A

longitudinal

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11
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Where does fertilization typically occur?

A

fallopian tubes

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12
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A procedure in which a mature ovum was surgically removed, fertilized in a laboratory dish, and then implanted in the mother’s uterus is called:

A

invitro

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13
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How many PAIRS of chromosomes does a normal human being have?

A

23

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14
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An individual’s ________ consists of his/her observable traits (the things you see).

A

phenotype

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15
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An individual’s ________ is his/her underlying genetic pattern (which are not visible without scientific machines and training).

A

genotype

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16
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a chomosomal disorder characterized by moderate-to-severe mental retardation and downward sloping skin folds at the inner corner of the eyes is called _______________.

A

down syndrome

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17
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when the sperm breaks through the egg and fuses with it, _____________ has occurred.

A

conception and/or fertilization

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18
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under what condition would a recessive trait be displayed?

A

both parents give recessive

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19
Q

Klinefelter syndrome and Turner syndrome are caused by abnormalities of the _____ chromosomes.

A

sex

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20
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although Roberto’s adoptive parents are short in stature, he is growing tall like his biological mother. Nature or nurture?

A

nature

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21
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correct order for the three prenatal stages

A

germinal (2 weeks), embryonic, fetal

22
Q

according to____________ principle, development proceeds from parts near the center of the body to outer ones.

A

proximodistal

23
Q

which prenatal stage of development last the longest?

24
Q

explain sensory information that the developing child can learn from during the fetal stage of development.

A

respond to sound and light

25
environmental factors that may cause developmental abnormalities are called __________.
teratogens
26
is age a pregnancy risk factor for mom and dad?
yes, both
27
which tests access the genetic risk for the child?
amniocentesis, chronic villus sampling
28
when mother begins to experience uterine contractions that cause her cervix to dilate she is in the ________ stage of childbirth.
first
29
allowing rooming-in facilities to help the mother and baby bond is a trend to ________ the experience of childbirth.
humanize
30
stage of childbirth in which the mother's cervix is sufficiently dilated and the baby's head has started to move through the cervix into the vaginal canal
second
31
when baby's feet are moving down birth canal, a different type of delivery is likely to be performed...
cesarian delivery (C-Section)
32
someone with no formal medical training who helps deliver babies as an emotional support for the mother
a doula
33
reflexes are a good way to assess a newborn's health because...
they are related to neurological organization
34
screening tests to access a baby's health at 1 and 5 minutes after birth has occurred
APGAR
35
APGAR stands for:
``` appearance pulse grimace activity respiration ```
36
a baby born at or near due date, but smaller than other babies born at the same age would be called:
small-for-date
37
marital status typically ________ during the child-raising years.
declines
38
most important thing mothers provide?
comfort
39
_____________ influences are unusual events that have a major impact on individual lives because they disturb the expected sequence of the life cycle.
non-normative
40
a _________ period is a period when a developing person is especially responsive to certain kinds of experiences.
sensitive
41
qualitative change is views as a _______________ development.
discontinuous
42
erikson's theory states that development stops at _________.
death
43
the ___________ research method is a complex strategy designed to overcome the drawbacks of longitudinal and cross-sectional research studies.
sequential
44
who determines sex of the child?
dad
45
sexually transmitted diseases can lead to infertility indirectly though the development of _________ _________.
scar tissue
46
during the gestation period, the ________ grows into an ________ and then a ________.
zygote, embryo, fetus
47
the normal range of gestation is limited to:
37-41 weeks
48
principle that dictates that development proceeds from head to lower part of the trunk.
cephalocaudal
49
defects that occur at the ____________ stage in the pregnancy are likely to be more serious than those that occur later.
embryonic
50
what stage of childbirth starts when the baby's head starts to move through the cervix into the vaginal canal?
second
51
blood is collected via a _______ _______ from newborn babies at the hospital and used to screen for PKU and other conditions.
heel stick